All three ORB strategies running together as one system: Asian (gold), European and US sessions. Cross-session diversification for a portfolio more robust than any single strategy.
ORB System is not a new strategy: it is the three ORB strategies you already know —Asia (gold), Europe and the US— running together as a single portfolio. Each trades its own session, in its own time window and, for gold, on a different instrument.
Why they work better together than apart. The three sessions barely overlap in time and behave independently: in the backtest, the correlation between them is practically zero. So when one goes through a flat patch, the others don't have to follow. As a result, the drawdown of the combined portfolio is lower than that of any of the three on its own: the dips of one are offset by the others, and the combined curve is smoother and more stable.
Real diversification, not stacked risk. Adding strategies only reduces risk when they are genuinely independent. Here they are: different time window, different session and, for gold, a different market. That is why the full system aims for a more robust profile than trading a single one.
Real trades with real money (account 1075993). Still a small sample — these figures build up gradually and the history grows every week. The full trade-by-trade record is on the results page.

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